Growth in MBA Programs Signals Positive Trends Ahead
By Henry Turner
01/15/2025 – Investors Hangout
Positive Trends in MBA Enrollments and Completions
As the educational landscape continues to evolve, recent findings have indicated a steady increase in MBA enrollments and completions. According to research conducted by Validated Insights, a prominent higher education firm, MBA programs are beginning to experience a resurgence following a challenging period from 2017 to 2020. This upward trend is anticipated to continue, with growth projections extending into 2030.
Understanding the Growth in Enrollments
After a downturn […]
Is The MBA Poised For A Rebound? New Research Finds Upward Trends In MBA Enrollment, Jobs & More
By Kristy Bleizeffer
01/15/2025 – Poets and Quants
After a decade of decline, the MBA degree seems poised for a rebound, according to new research released today (January 15) from Validated Insights, a marketing agency specializing in higher education.
MBA graduates, enrollments, and applications started trending up as of 2024, while the MBA job market is improving even as the labor market as a whole tightens, the firm found. That growth is projected to continue through 2030.
“The thing that kept […]
ICYMI: Surprising Things About Press Releases That You May Not Have Known
Ask any professional what they think about press releases and you’ll get a different opinion. Some might say the press release is an outdated and ineffective way to disseminate news. Yet, an equal proportion will argue that the press release is a valuable, even essential tool for their business. Who’s right?
In truth, both sides have valid arguments. I think those who feel the press release has no value think of “press release” […]
Principal Turnover is a Real Problem
By Al Kingsley
1/10/2025 – Rachelle Dene Poth Blog
In their survey of nearly 300 administrators and principals in K12 schools, the organizations wrote that while principals found their work meaningful, they also “noted high levels of job-related stress.” According to the survey, “High levels of stress and poor work-life balance are major factors pushing administrators to consider leaving.”
Administrators also told the survey makers that “Top stressors … included heavy workload, staffing shortages, the political climate in Arizona, and […]
Strengthening schools: New ways to benefit from brand partnerships
Morgan Carr
01/09/2025 – District Administration
School games and activities level-up in excitement when a familiar name brand company is involved. Seeing signage from a recognized brand along the stadium infield or hanging from the gym rafters lends a bit of glitz, almost like that brand is cheering on the home team.
Partnerships aren’t limited to sports though. There are an endless array of programs that can support schools and teachers with cash or donated products.
The (New) Basics in Modern, Connected Schools
By Kristal Kuykendall
1/10/2025 – EdTech Chronicle
Nearly $200 billion in federal COVID relief funds for the nation’s public schools has officially dried up, with the final deadline for obligating the funds now passed. School administrators and district leaders across the nation are preparing for a 2024-25 that’s smaller budget than the past four years’ have been — and many are facing decisions on what programs will be scaled back or eliminated.
A new survey of superintendents shows that […]